Do you know what customers are saying online about your business? Now more than ever it is important to know what image is being painted about your business through reviews on Google+, Yelp, and much more. Gazette Digital Solutions will simplify the process by:
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Take this opportunity to thank them for everything they do. Be apart of a very special section featuring companies - large and small - paying tribute to those who keep them running...the employees! The Labor Day 2013 section will insert full circulation on Labor Day, Monday, September 2. Let 103,037* readers of The Billings Gazette know how much you appreciate you employees. In addition to the print publication, the online version will appear on billingsgazette.com/specialsections for one month. Investment Options: Full page $1,200 Half page - horizontal and vertical $800 Quarter page $500 Eighth page $275 Ad Copy Deadline: Friday, August 23 Publication Date: Monday, September 2 Bonus! Reserve your space early and your business will be a part or our promotional campaign. The Newspaper Association of America released the findings of a landmark study by Nielsen that compares the ability of major media, including television, radio and social media, to engage audiences. Chris Burnett-Wolle of Nielsen shared the results of the study, which looked at consumer engagement with media content and compares each medium’s ability to engage consumers with advertising. Some key findings:
Read the full results of the Nielsen National Cross-Media Engagement Study. See original article here. ![]() Most social networks, such as Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Google+, Vine, and Tumblr have used hashtags for a long time now. When a hashtag is included in a post, clicking on the hashtaged word pops out a feed that aggregates others’ posts that have been tagged with the same phrase. Hashtags have become a huge part of Internet slang and the users stream content from other sources such as Instagram and status updates from Twitter. Hashtags are already all over Facebook, so the launch of clickable hashtags on Facebook makes perfect sense for every user. Facebook users can now search for a specific hashtag from the search bar and compile posts directly from the hashtag feed. If a user only uses hashtags once in a blue moon, the hashtags used will also help Facebook learn a little bit more about that user's likes and dislikes, which allows for a greater depth of targeting. Advertising Age speculates that “hashtags might also ultimately bolster Facebook's Graph Search since hashtag mentions provide a clearer expression of a user’s interest vs. Likes: ‘Likes are flawed signals, since users sometimes click on them arbitrarily or to satisfy a social obligation. But posting with a hashtag could be seen as a more tangible expression of affinity and could thus help to make graph search into a useful product.’” Tips on Using Facebook Hashtags:
Read More about Hashtags on Facebook: http://www.theverge.com/2013/6/12/4423200/facebook-adds-hashtag-support http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/facebook-adds-clickable-hashtags-newsfeed-posts/story?id=19383505#.Ucmw8ZyEWyw http://adage.com/article/digital/facebook-adds-twitter-style-hashtags-user-timelines/242059/ According to Search Engine Watch, Google’s Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts announced a new ranking update targeting spam queries, specifically on mobile.
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